I just uploaded two views of a formation discovered on the 26th of June. As well as the striking resemblence to some kind of bee or wasp, I also find it reminiscent of the Caduceus. The caduceus is the winged stave entwined with serpents, carried by hermes and adopted by apothecaries. I've been seeing this symbol appear with great synchronistic convenience in recent days. It's popping up everywhere for me. Anyone else have any special tie to this symbol?
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Re: Caduceus
Sun, July 18, 2004 - 8:58 PMi do since im a doctor, and it is the generaly accepted symbol for medicine, also it is said that the serpents are dragons, another symbol becoming more and more pertinent as we head toward the year of the dragon in 2012, when the winged sun of enlightenment (or destruction) will (may) come to earth.
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Re: Caduceus
Thu, July 22, 2004 - 1:27 PMThe Caduceus is a very Magickal - Ancient as in its usage is lost to our times - its uses are similar to the Anka (staff of life) the staff with the snakes interwining and the spark of life that passes between them at the top is a part of the process - I would recommend you visit
www.sacred-texts.com there you will find every sacred text of the world - along with books by Helen Blavotski (sp?) - you would want - The Voice of Isis or any of her works- also check out the Book of Solomon (BOS of solomon).
E. Haisch (or haigch ?- "Initiation" she also has a Cabahlah book or two out there
all of these if i remember correctly have info about history, belived usages and more.....
Roe Griffith
